This blog is ARCHIVED

Moved to @frostistics

This blog is ARCHIVED

Moved to @frostistics

what the hell, guys?!

excuse the terrible banner, but seriously, i’m super confused??? i totally made this blog spur of a moment, negl. i have wanted to make a peter quill blog since last summer, but i always had a reason or anothe ri didn’t. but, i finally did decide to under a month ago, and thus this blog was born. it’s been a great ride too? my blog’s month anniversary is saturday, and i’m sorry i have nothing to offer anyone but aggressive love. so, accept this bias list as a token of my appreciation. let me tell u, this is a lot harder when u have 1k vs 500 which i think was when i did my last on e BUT SITLL I KNOW IM MISSING A BUNCH OF PEOPLE SO ILU ALL

my guardians of the galaxy.

mindgamcs​ - maya, i love you forever, okay? honestly, we started this whol e tumblr rp thing together, and if it wasn’t for you, this blog wouldn’t exist. and i mean, neither would many of my other blogs but still. you’re one of my favorite people and i’ll say it a million times but i’m honestly so lucky to have you in my life, thank you for being amazing. your writing and your blogs always blow me away.

starryism​ - laura, my love. okay,s o we started roleplaying about a year ago. i’m so blessed to consider you a friend. you’re always there for me when i’m feeling down and i can always rely on you. we can go weeks without talking and then pick up like nothing ever happened. your blogs are fantastic, i adore your writing and we definitely need to write together a bunch more.

tiimore​ - jaimee, i heart you forever. we’ve only been roleplaying together a couple weeks or so, but you’re stuck with me forever. tony/peter has like broken my heart behind belief, and i adore your blog so much. you’re so nice ooc, and i love talking to you. you’re perfect.

blaxneydays​ - laurel!!! so, we dove straight into this writing together thing and it was great. i love all your blogs, and i love you. you’re so kind ooc, an di’m honestly os happy to have you as a rp partner and a friend. you’re also stuck with me forever, sorry, no refunds or exchanges.

musiicallyverbal​ - sandra, ur also stuck with me forever. sorry. your blog is amazing, i adore your portrayal of rachel and her interactions with peter.u go rachel, u throw that water on him!!!! but in all seriousness, you’re also a lovely person ooc. i adore talking to you, and you’re just a fantastic person.

liickitup​ - jessica! so i know we haven’t talked lately, but i will always lvoe you, okay? jack/veronica is one of my otps forever.

rdxwson​ - mills, my wifey. again, w ehaven’t talked much but you’ll always be one of my faves. you’re  sweetheart and ilu.

wholeheaartedly​ - alex. OOGA CHAKA OOGA CHAKA i’m sorry my autoplay is a douchebag. but i adore you and your blogs, and you’re jsut a hilarious person and i love u forever.

wxrshiiped​ - zach! you’ll be my fave heather chandler forever, and i knowwe havent talked much lately but i love you okay.

modifiied​ - callie! you’re an absolute sweetheart okay, i love u forever. ur also stuck with me forever. sry. ur perfect and ilu.

 fraternus - nikki, i love you forever okay. you’re so lovely, and your portrayal is always so on point and you’re literally perfect ok. again, another person who is stuck with me forever.

other people i adore!

see below the readmore so i don’t clog ur dash with my love

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Respect Original Characters

    If you disrespect OCs, you disrespect all authors.

    OC stands for Original Character. Whether or not they exist in a fandom that is not their own does not matter. That’s why it’s not Original Story it’s Original Character. An OC is created solely off of the imagination of the author to carry out their purpose whether it be to love another character, to solve a conflict, or something else.

    It is understandable if someone does not like a character that is a mary-sue or gary-stu. These are characters who are either a writer’s self-insert (which the reader wouldn’t know if they don’t know the author) or characters that seem too “perfect”. However, making mary-sues or gary-stus is a step in the OC creation process. These are typically made by beginning authors. They need time and people to help them develop their characters. No one is going to make a first draft of a character and call it a final, it takes time for characters to develop fears, strengths, weaknesses, hobbies, etc. It’s like revising an essay. You’ll move things around and change things until they’re nearly perfect, but nothing is ever “perfect”. You’ll ask your peers for their advice and to revise any potential errors. In the roleplaying world, a roleplay partner should point out any flaws or something that may improve a character. This is what makes characters less of a mary-stu or gary-stu. But the thing is, no one gives them a chance.

    As an author in the roleplay community with several OC roleplay blogs, I myself and a few other OC authors have been having a hard time being accepted by those who play canon characters. This is why I’m writing this. Someone was bashing OCs in general, saying that they were an annoyance. Maybe it’s hard for some people to grasp, but canon characters are original characters. Someone created Tamaki Suoh, someone created Harry Potter, someone created Captain Jack Sparrow, but only when they got a popular movie, anime, book, etc. did they become what we know as “canon”. They’re still original to someone regardless of what people say. There are also canon characters that are more than perfect, but no one bashes them as much as people criticize original characters. 

    I’m not saying that there aren’t people who aren’t accepting of the creativity and imagination of Original Characters. It’s just that there isn’t enough people who are willing to look deeper into a character. Many criticize OCs before they really get to know them or their story. It’s disrespectful of people to do this without getting a good look. Maybe if people give more constructive criticism, OCs will receive a new makeover and the stereotype will be changed.

    Let’s please get rid of the stereotype that all OCs are mary-sues or gary-stus. Because let’s admit it. There are people who will go onto an OCs page and say, “This character is an OC, they must suck,“ and not look into the backstory, the canons, or the intricate details that the author spend days, weeks, years putting into a character. And because of what? A lousy stereotype.

    Don’t judge a book by it’s cover. Don’t judge a character by their author. Don’t judge an author by their character. Help us develop our characters. Give us constructive criticism to make us better. Respect that we have flaws and that nothing is perfect.

    #respectforOCs